vickster
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They look a bit lacking in cover?
I had sliver SKS Commuters on my 2014 Team with 32mm tyres.
Bontrager do good mudguards too
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They look a bit lacking in cover?
I had sliver SKS Commuters on my 2014 Team with 32mm tyres.
Bontrager do good mudguards too
Cycleops
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Look like SKS Bluemels Primus:
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/mudguards/sks-bluemels-53-primus-mudguard-set-28-inch-matt-black/
More options at SKS who have a huge range.
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/mudguards/sks-bluemels-53-primus-mudguard-set-28-inch-matt-black/
More options at SKS who have a huge range.
bikingdad90
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bikingdad90
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Could possibly be this version? The velo urban model
https://www.merlincycles.com/sks-ve..._medium=Affiliates&utm_campaign=genieshopping
https://www.merlincycles.com/sks-ve..._medium=Affiliates&utm_campaign=genieshopping
mikedefieslife
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Just did a few hundred miles touring Northern France. Horrible headwind for the last 3 days (gusting 20 knots) but the bike performed well.
The previous owner had not taken good care of it, lots of thick grease and crud, but I cleaned it up the best I could. Plenty of scuff and marks o the frame, and the dreaded cable rub. It costs less than £200 so couldn't complain much though.
Easily spent that again and more setting it up for touring.
The front mudguard needs a little work. The forks being pre-2015 model don't have the best angle for the mudguard mount. I was very short on time so had to ride it like that, but will sort it out over the coming weeks.
I had tried to shoe horn an 11-36 cassette, but it's just a little too much for derailleur. Would probably work with a wolf tooth, and longer chain.
The previous owner had not taken good care of it, lots of thick grease and crud, but I cleaned it up the best I could. Plenty of scuff and marks o the frame, and the dreaded cable rub. It costs less than £200 so couldn't complain much though.
Easily spent that again and more setting it up for touring.
The front mudguard needs a little work. The forks being pre-2015 model don't have the best angle for the mudguard mount. I was very short on time so had to ride it like that, but will sort it out over the coming weeks.
I had tried to shoe horn an 11-36 cassette, but it's just a little too much for derailleur. Would probably work with a wolf tooth, and longer chain.
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- Egham
Last night on my commute to work, my 2014 CX Team crossed the 20,000 mile mark. Aside from basic maintenance I have only replaced the front wheel with a dynamo hub and replaced the original rear wheel as the freewheel started playing up. Probably one of the more comfortable bikes I own, and still the keeper of longest single ride at 201km. Good value and glad I bought it.
